Va Links Brain Cancer To Agent Orange Exposure In Recent Court Decision

[Tbird]

It is notoriously difficult for veterans to get their disabilities connected to their military service - even when the connection is apparent. In this unique case, the Department of Veterans Affairs was made to concede a very important connection and gave justice to a struggling widow. Read Full Story

[SP4RVN1971]

Berta,I'm not going any where! I'm fighting , but it's my battle against PC and now the PN thats has stop me from working. I filed 3 weeks ago for SSI and two months ago for Totally and permanently disabled. I can hardly walk and with the drugs i'm on, I can hardly think.

But thanks all you do and your support of the Veteran's.

[Berta]

Yippee!!!!!! and YES fight the battle against your disabilities too!!!!!!

I sure hope the SSI comes through fast.They need to consider how med side affects could prevent you from working as well as everything else.

NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE!

[john999]

Nothing is impossible with the VA as long as you are willing to fight for it all the way. Pick your fights!

[SP4RVN1971]

Yes, Nothing is impossible. Thanks

[chr49]

Thank you Tbird

I try to keep a file of AO related articles like this one for my wife. I figure AO related issues could strike our home at any time.

[NamTanker]

She lost her husband to GBM-4 Brain Cancer, just like the rest of us, how is her case any different? We all are suffering after losing our husband or father.

They went to Nam to serve our country and now the country doesn't do a thing for us!